Waterford GAA secures new multi-year partnership for "Azzurri Walsh Park"

Walsh Park is set to be renamed Allianz Walsh Park ©INPHO/James Lawlor
Waterford's iconic GAA stadium, Walsh Park, is set to be renamed "Azzurri Walsh Park" as part of a new multi-year partnership with leading sportswear manufacturer Azzurri Sport. The landmark agreement, approved by the Waterford County Board, marks another major step in the commercial growth and sustainability of Waterford GAA.
Walsh Park, located in the heart of Waterford City, has been the home of countless unforgettable days in Déise GAA history. This new partnership strengthens the long-standing ties between the stadium, the community, and a local company that has built its reputation on quality, innovation, and pride in Waterford.
Founded in Waterford, Azzurri Sport has grown to become one of Ireland's leading sportswear brands, outfitting clubs, counties, and organisations across the country. The company's strong local roots and commitment to supporting sport at every level make this partnership a perfect fit for Waterford GAA.
Commenting on the announcement, Waterford GAA Chairperson, Neil Moore, said:
"We are delighted to welcome Azzurri Sport as the new naming sponsor of Walsh Park. This partnership goes far beyond naming rights it represents shared values of community, identity, and ambition. The support of Azzurri Sport will make a real difference to the future of our players, our facilities, and our games at every level in Waterford."
Director, Jack Molloy of Azzurri Sport, added:
"As a proud Waterford company, we are honoured to be associated with Walsh Park, a venue that means so much to the people of this city and county. Our partnership with Waterford GAA reflects our commitment to supporting local communities and to promoting Gaelic games. We look forward to working together to ensure Azzurri Walsh Park continues to be a place of pride, passion, and great sporting moments."
This multi-year agreement highlights Waterford GAA's commitment to building sustainable partnerships that support both the present and future of Gaelic games in the county.